Barloan Toll Roundabout
Introduction
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Barloan Toll Roundabout
Image: © Lairich Rig Taken: 9 Jan 2012
The picture was taken from a path that leads up into Bellsmyre. As the name suggests, Barloan Toll was located on the boundary of the burgh. When trams were running in Dumbarton (from 1907 to 1928), there was a branch line to Barloan Toll (now the site of the roundabout). The branch line left the main line at Church Place (beside Image) and followed Image, Strathleven Place, and Image [see "Dumbarton's Trams and Buses", A.W.Brotchie and R.L.Grieves, 1985]. Compare Image
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Image Location
Latitude
55.953183
Longitude
-4.555498